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TOWS ASD COUXTY.
Picnic. ike Sabbath Schools of this
cityar.d Cunemab have joined in a picnic
exeiu sion with the various Sunday Schools
of Portland, to take plaee to-day (Satur
day.) The Portland school:: will come up
to Jfidtre Matlock's dace. -about five miles
belftv here, where the tchools from this
place will join them. All who slesire to
go are requested to go to the M. E. Church
ut 1) o'clock, from whence they will start
to llQdepot. The cars leave ut 1U o'clock.
A pleasant time is expected.
a -o-
Sroi.KN". Last Friday Mr. Chas. Cutting
M-,:ru:-!ou to a m.in the sum of $80 to de
liver to a person about eight miles from
here. Iit)the fellow thought it a good
chance 1r make a raise, and neither him
nor the money has been seen since, lie
lately, so he said.voiked at a grist mill
on Tualatin Plains ; is asmall man, weigh
ing about PV. large blue eyes, and weak
voice. Any person that will apprehend
hiui can get the money he stole, as a re-xvard.
I'K.'t-oN.u.s. We have been favored with
t all- during the week by Col. J. II. Reed,
;f Portland, U II. Walkinds, business
in linger of the Salem Press, ex-Governor
Curry. this county, and H.m. D. F.
Birch, of Polk county These gentlemen
all speak very favorable of ttie prospects
br the Democracy in their respective
local (Tjes.
Pi.Kcrtox oj ()i Funis. At the annual
vleetion of the Oregon City 'Woolen Mills
the fofi?)'.vi!,g gentleman were elected Pi
rectors : V, S. Ladd. It. Jacob, L. White,
J. Jacob. Isam White. Officers: Pi. Jacob,
Pi evident i4.. White. Vice President; W.
LaM. Treasurer : Win. K. Howell.
Secretary.
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To Pkoikn. .K-ines Sell wood's select
school will reopen for the second quarter
of the term on Monday next. We are
pleased to learn that the prospects foi the
second quarter are better than the first,
lie is mO'xcei'.'nt teacher, a; d we feel
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satisfied that all w ill receive full consider
ation that in.'.v attend.
Ei:.vr. Estatk Joikxai.. We have re
ceived the first and second numbers of a
pwer by the above title, issued in Port- i
r, . '
bind, by ..lessrs. Stitzel & Lpton. It is
full of valuable information to persons ar- i
living in Oregon or de-iring to come here, i
t, , , , ' . r . . - , !
Ji v.id be gent fr.ee to ativ jierson outside
O - 1
. Oregon, or furnished to subscribers in ;
this State for SI per annum.
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i.i. m; Don;-;. 7.' hero is a report.
and no sensible man will doubt its truth.
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Hen. Holla lay and William-! propose ;
to discharge all the white men now at I
woik on the railroad to make room tor !
. ,
eLm-mse. imniedmlely af-er hie elec-
lion. U L.1U' liietl. lie IS UsiilJ Voll for a !
tod.
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Exci'iisioN. A Irani of thi clears passed
throe.;. h our city yesterday, containing
the scholars of the Sis ers" School of Port
land, who were taking a picnic and rail-
on.
Si'K AKtNo. R. E. Pbee. Esq., Pcmo
cr;t!i3 candid ate for Prosecuting Attorney,
nnd A. C. Gibtx. opposing catididate, will
s; Chk at tie Court flouse this (Friday)
evening. Turn out and hear them.
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I-Vhtm Ersr. We have i cceived the
premium list for the Oregon State Fair to
be held at Salem, October. 1870. A lib
eral change has been made in the award
of premiums.
v e w;
'tend to our IJu ttevil'e corres
pondent next week.
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M:;i;ts. T he Gr;u:d Podge of I. O. O. F.
of Oregotfc-rm
i Portland nex' Tuesday.
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A Misr.t:
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lb Aero-Ciitnese-Mongrel sheets hold !
out t'ae idea that .Mr. Pittte son. the Dera
ocritic candidate for printer, is renonsi
bb' f.r w hat the H-.-ruUl sys editorially.
Judging from Wilson's speech, we think
be makes th charge innocently .a? lie don't
know acv better: but the Mongrel editors
ought to know that a business manager of
paper is not morally held responsible for
the utterances of the editor. If he were,
Sjott. of I he Orcj-jnbti, would have long
inee everlastingly damned his owner. 1 he j
Lift K that neither Mr. Patterson nor Mr.
PiUoek h-Ave any more to do wish the edi
torial columns than the compositors who
set up tne m tnuscrit iurr.ished them. It!
is another dod-e at deception and lvin-. !
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Sam. Clarke, the editor of the Salem !
7 u't t f.-. speaks ,,f the six voters from ':
Polk county, whic.i he accompanied to
Portl r.id hist week to deliver to St. John.
as the six -roughs.- We reco?n;ze most j
of the name. attached to the- anadavits ,
which we .publish on oar first page, and
where ih-se youn- men are known, their j
words would bo good where it would re-;
riire an oath from the editor of the
'iesm in. and 'hen considerable allow-;
-.,nl.l l. nn,l, bv iIk,, -,.- l-iinif
ban. ' n
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Go)D Thing to its x DfiMAORAT. The
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P.adieals are emplM iiig none but Demo-;
rf rats oa the public works at j resent. :
They do this to get ther.i out of doubtful j
counties, and also in the bone of beinir i
able to m ike them vote tin-Radical ticket.
iiaaie.i:s who had aided to elevate tnese
.oun.ireis to power, see now ie.ii wy ,
are even deniivedof the privilege of j
working on the public works, and con.se- j
H'tently are forsaking the party ot false !
promises.
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Cnovs in-CAi.irou.vtA. A (uspatch from
S in I'ranciscu has the following in rela-1
tion to the crops in parts of that State : i
GenUeren fnun Anfioeh last nicht sar I
hi At. i ,i.i -p ri. ,c i - ;
Mn nir nui unm ui u;e raii ,M)a(pim. i
m 'in inai n. nut to isa la. t ie erons :ire
entirely perishing from droth. and the ma
,pntv of the farmers will not even be able
to ujake baj froa their grain fx.ddi.
STATE EEWS.
FOItTLAND.
From the Daily Herald.
Chas. Pain, who was arrested a short
time since on the suspicion of having mur
dered his partner, at Astoria, has been dis
charged from custody. The surmosed
dead man made his appearance, and. of
course. ;he charge against Pain was dis
missed. A young s-on of Ed. Chambrrau had his
arm broken while engaged in playing last
Saturday t.lternoou. "
We have from time to time warned our
citizens that there was a great deal ot
counterfeit coin in circulation in and
aroui.d this city. Our warnings have
been disregarded, and a3 a consequence
we hear most every day of some one being-taken
in.r' The execution ot these
counterfeits is in some cases good, while
in others the work is very inferior.
The bark Almatia brought up, on her
last trip, a large quantity f material for
the Salem Oas Works. From present in
dications, our friends will soon enjoy the
luxury of having their city lighted by gas.
Dr. Loryea. while in the Eastern States,
purchased a llambletoniau horse lull
brother to the celebrated trotter Dexter.
The animal is on his way out here and
will shortly arrive.
The Odd Fellows have negotiated upon
a mortgage upon their building a loan ot
twenty thousand dollars Irom the bank of
Pritish Columbia. The money wid tie ex
pemled in finishing the exterior of the
building.
From a gentleman recently from San
Francisco we learn that it is the intention
to form several parties to make an excur
sion trip to this State (luring the coming
summer. A large number of persons will
visit this coast the present year from the
Eastern States, and quite a number ol
them will visit this tetate before they re
turn home. Our citizens should exert
themselves to m ike their visitors' stay as
pleasant as possible.
The members of the Fifteenth Amend
ment Club represent that the Radical pot
liic ans are endeavoring to have the words
irrespective of parly'' stricken .rum the
Constitution ot the Club. Quite a large
number of the dark member.-; object, but
the white Radicals threaten to withdraw
if the words are retained. Gentlemen,
give the poor black a chance.
We learn that the heavy trestle work
bridge on the West si le road, about two
mdes from the city, has fallen in. 'I he
late rains had washed away the earth on
eiiher side and the biidgegave way. The
damage is considerable.
The rumor reached us yesterday that
one of li e conductors of the railroad on
tA? Eu;1 Skit; 1.iailrVal 1,a? V" h'
injured oy being jammed between two
cus. Upon repairing to East Portland
we ascertained the laci that Chas. Adams.
a conductor on the road, had broken his
leg bv jumping from the locomotive. Mr.
, i , ,i - i
Adams was conveyed to he residence ot
Mr. Bui ke. and medical assistance beini?
SL.nt lor the fractured limb was set.
From the Oregonian.
Our city has presented awry lively ap
pearance during tnis month. A grea
many strangers have been in the city", and
business of rdl kinds has been good. Real
L'staSe luis changed owners, and several
new comers have purchased with the view
( UCillUljr Scores of letters have been
ri'Ci'i Vcd bv enii'iis liooi v.iv'u
nis portions
of the East and West, the writers slitting
many persons are preparing to visit our
Stiite. The immigration will not be as
large this spring as ir will next tall, stili
we expect a lively immigration of an en
ergetic and ihrdiy class ol people. To
such, we say come. We have an abund
ance of cheap lands, rich soil and a line
climate, as well as everything else that
go to m ike people pro.-perous and con
tented. We say to all. do not wait but
come now. and assist those here in devel
oping the resource s of this great State.
SALEM.
From the Daily Pres.?.
We learn that Judge Walling, an old
and esteemed citizen of Polk county, met
with a severe if not fatal accident yester
day, lie was at work on the road with
his team, which ran away. Our informant
thinks it not possible ior him to survive.
He has since died.
From the Statesman.
.Mr. C. P. Church, of Oreron City, is at
present m Salem, mak.ng preliminary in
! quiries concerning a project to furnish
me cuv wmi water. .Mr. mreu reore-
! sents cajdtalisss w ho are willing to invest
cou.uuo or Do.oi)o in ui:s unneriaKiiig. ir
th,u-i.r...t ,,. ;,,., u a
toD.OO!) or 1 o.UOt) m this
expenses at first, lhis is a matter m
which everyone is more or less interested.
Py private dispatch we learn that Jo.
Hunt, of Corvallis. lost his brewery on
Wednesday nigiit by fire. Loss, $4 OJJ :
insured by the Pacific for $3.bJ0.
Rev. Mr. Wilbur has been reinstated as
Indian Agent at the Yakima Agency.
The sugar, tea and coffee, consumed in
the Fiuted States in lb(J8, paid, in duties
$G -l.yi0.5S9. Ke.
So much for Jo. Wilson's assertion thut
the poor people are not taxed. It is true
that the high tariff on these articles has
, , , , . ,
Put lb(-'m beyond tbe reach o! the poore
classes, but when we speak of the poor
pejplu of this coaatrv. we mean ail who
labor, and who constitute the bone and
sinew of the country. With this high j
tariff, the actual cons'une.s of these dec-j
essaries of life, had to pay at least five !
dollars per head taxes, indirect! v. on these j
anieles alone to the General Government. !
A family of six person, would thus pav j
$30 per year-a mouths wages for a poo'r !
laborin mm ,;!..- i ... i
,...
truc,ts ale 110 Skater to the man worth !
a half a million dollars. Yet the Radicals
I. ,ii ...
ieu us we aie pavmir no taxes
Eight
years ago, coffee w;
! - - " "o" oiiu :rom i-i to IS
cents per pound ; now it is worth from
28 to 35, and this increase is simply the
tax upon it. There is scarcely anrolher
article of consumption Inn nlwi k i,,-., !
in this same proportion. Take, for iu-1
t:me m-trelxx v-s t...
tu.4..r.fiv. t,n, .rt,., I
. 1J VA?
for tweive ceat 5 oitb of stamps on the
package just one-half tl eir value. This;
holds good on nearly every article that !
necessity requires us to use. Iu the face:
, . r . T -i . , , ;
of these filCiS Jo' W llson- Radical-j
Chinese-negro candidate, sto; d up in the!
nM.-unr. of an intelligent. ndien- ?r tw, I
city last Friday night and told the labor
ing people that they paid no taxes, but i
that the rich uma was the party who paid
them.
Thk Di t'KEKK.vc'E. Pen. Hoiladay, the
man who has purchased the Radical can
didates for the Legislature, employs none
but Radicals on Lis lailroad ; the Radical j
custom house builders employ none but
Democrats. One is on the importing plan
and the other on the exporting. They
work in harmony with each other. If
these scoundrels had not the almighty dol
lar to hold them together, what an inter
esting exposition ot" rascality we could get
Irom them on each- oihT. Rogue will
hill out, and then look out for fun.
IT-oii't iUil to Ktal.
We call the attention of our readers to
the affidavits published on our first page,
taken from the Prvss. 11 these statements
are not enough to digust honet men, they
are past hope. The oath of these
young men is certainly better than the as
sertion of any interested Radical. Read
them and pas them around to your neigh
bors. Nothing ok Imi'oktanci;. The news by
telegraph this week has been very unim
toranr. Willaiiu-tte I:.4;e Xo. 1 W. O .
Meets every Saturday evening, Kt the roorrs
S.K. corner of Main and Fifth streets, at 7 12
.clock. Visiting members are invited to
attend. Py order of V. V T.
6p ct eft r
C P tS.f tf
U II II II
TO THE UORlvlXG CLASS. We are
now prepared to furnish all classes with con
stant employment -at home, the whole of the
time or tor the spare moments, business
new. light and profitable. Persons of either
sex easily earn from oOc. to f per evening
and a proportional sum by d -voting their
whole time to the business business, boys
and ;irl-i earn nearly as much as men. That
all who see this notice may send ilitur ad
d:e s, and test the basines, v.-e make tins
unparalleled offer: To such as are not well
sati-Hed, we will send f I to pay for the
trouble of W' iti ig. Full partifiulars, a valu
able samjde, wliich will do to commence
work on, and a copy of 77? I'enpl-c's lAttra
I'H Companion one of he 1 irgest and best
family newsjiapers published ail sent free
by mail. Reader, if you want t'e'iiianen1,
jrotitable work, address E. C. ALLEN & CO.
Augusta, Maine. 3.3m I
5Er" If yon wish the very best
Cabinet Photographs, oa must call on
BUADLl'J Y & UULOFSULX, 4.5'J .Montgomery
street, San Francisco.
Xcw AdveilLsemciits.
LfGOLrBAKEBY.
BAILEY, & CO.,
Succes o;s of L. Dillkr iu the Lincoln
llak'.-ry,
EG LEAVE TO INFORM THE CITI
JL) zens of Oreiion Pity and smroundiiii;
c i. ntrv, that they keep constantly on hand
and t. r sale, ad kinds of
PUEAl), rTi MIKE its,
CAKES, PASTkY,
CANDIE- AND NUTS.
Also, a good and reueral as.-ortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Oideis jironijitly filh-d. and fronds d livei
el at the resiuciiee of the pui chaser when
desired.
T--o highest p; ices paid fr Putter, Eggs
and Ye,m.taLl s.
A liberal -hare of public patronage is re
spf-etfullv s di- ted
April S-i, 17o:lv
vM. sixonn
M. YVEIITIIEIKER.
Simm & V;E51THEIiMER
Have Established
FOR THE MANUFACTORY OF
SASH3 BLINDS AND l OQRS,
AND MOULDINGS OF ALL SIZES.
enr They wid also do TURNING, of every L
de-cnption to order,
7ith Neatness and Dispatch !
Furniture store at Wei thtiiner's stand.
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ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Shop on thj River, back of A -kei nvin's
23.1yJ Store, Oregon City, Oregon.
AVAGOX
AND
Carriage Fi a nu factory !
Tin- nnde-sined, having increased the di
mens.otis of hi- preui.ses, at t'ae old stand
Corner of Main and Third streets.
Oregon City.
Oregon.
Takes this method to inform his old pat
rons, and as manv new ones as may be
pleased to call, that he is now prepared, w th
ample romn. gaod materials, and the very
b "ft of mechaai.s, to build anew, recon
struct, make, paint, iron and turn out all
complete anv sort ol a vehicle from a com
mon cart to a concord e iuch. Try me.
Placksrnitiiinc, Il-irse or Ox shoeing, and
general jobbing neatly, qui-klv nnd cheap
ly done. DAVID -MI II.
OpjMisite Excelsior Market
VEW YORK HOTEL,
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CDcHtfches Gaft'taus.,l
No. 17 Front Street, opposite the Mail steam
ship lauding, Portland. Oregon.
II.
ROTIEFOS, J. J. WILSENS,
I'llOr RIETOIiS.
Board per Week ?5 00
' ' 4' w ith Lodging t oo
" Dav ' 1 0
lIL 1 LlvMEXT
In the matt-r of the estate of James Mc-
Laugh'.in. deceased. Iu the County Court of
Cla kamas County, State of Orecon.
Notic- is hereby given that Jas. M- Moore,
the Administiat-ir of the estate of James
M. -Laughli , deceasnl. ha- rendered lor
s tt!emer.t, and lih d in s lid Court, his final
account of his Administi a ion of the estate
of said deceased ; and that
Jfo-div, the F!:h u,lh) ,h.nj of June,
A. I). 1-70. being a day of a regular term of
said Court, to-wit: of the Jnce term,
A-. IX lias dn! aj.po nted bv the
said Court, for tiv hearing of objections to
such final ao.-oimt.a -.1 the settleme it thereof
By order of said Court. Attet
, . -. J-5L FBAZEK, County Clerk,
RUGS
J YEATHEfU GBO & GOi.
DEALERS IN
DRUGS, OILS, PAKTS,&C,
I) ESPECT FULLY INVITE THE ATTEN
V tion o: tie- trad' and container to theii
Sick of Oods, tousi-imjj of
AND PI1UGGISTS SLTNDlilES.,
An assorted tock of
PAINTS AND PAIXTEoS
ilATKlilAl.S. PATENT
M E D 1 1 ' I N" I S. C i 1 K M I Ca LS
AND DYE STUFFS, I.l)OW
t;LASS, HKUSilEs, &c., ic, Ac
"With a selected assortment of
Fancy Goods and Perfumery.
Con-tantly receiving-
FRESH SUPPLIES
And offer goods, in their line at
GREATLY REDUCED MTES,
WHOLESALE OK RETAIL.
IV. WE.Vl IIERFOIID t&.-fO.,
Druggi-t.-, l-t Front Street,
Portland, Oregon.
March 10, lS70:tf
E. F. l'.U SELL,
Real Estate Attorney.
f. I. FKRUY,
A'utary Public
rlusseS! & Ferry,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND
COLLECTING AGENTS,
Northwest corner of First and Washington
Slreet--,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
QPEGTAL VTTENTION GIVEN TO THE
a!e of Real Estate. Cof ections made
in Oregon and Washington Territoiy.
A large am-umt of desirable Citi' Prop
erty, T"vn Lots, Improved Farm-. Stock
Rahebes, T.mbi-r La ids Ac, situ ited in the
best portions of Oregon and Washington
Territory, for sileon reasonable terms.
March 12:tf
Attorney ar.d Counsel 3r at Law,
lTiOCTOK AM) SOLICITOU.
AV0CAT.
Practices in Sta'e and U. S. Ccurts.
Office X. 10S Front Street. Portland, Oreyon,
Opposite McConnick's Hook Store.
STEERS & HirOE,
"Wholesale Dealers in
F0SEI8JT AND D0SIE3TIC '
Ml us, Jirandks, WiiafcicSy Ktc.
No. 40, F'toxT Stu-.kt, Porti. xn, Orkgon
Constatlv on hand a genuiue article of
Cuttei Wh sky.
JXyUIiANCE.
THE MANHATTAN LIFE.
AND
JTorth Jiriti.si and Jferca utile lure
Insurance Companies,
E. D. WHSTLOW,
l'..tf OREGON CITY" AGENT.
Dr. J, H. HATCH,
Late Mack 4- Hatch,
D E N T I ST.
The jatronage of tnose desiring lust Class
Upcr-ttinrix, is respectfully solicited.
Satisfaction in all cases guaranteed.
N. B. Xitraiis (Kryde administered for the
Painless Extraction of Teeth.
Offick In Weigant's new baildinc, west
side of First street, between Alder and Mor
rison streets, Portland, Oregon.
G- W. POPE a CO.,
PEAI.KK3 IN
STOVES, TIV PL ATE. S1IEE r IKON.RRA
ZIE n" ' Ol'l'E;, LEA!) I'IPE. I I X
PI E Ni) FITITNGS, RCPdiEIi
HOSE. FDUCE AM) t I FT
PUMPS ZINC, COPPFU.
PKASS AND I HON
WIRE.
Also a general assott cnt' of House Fur
nishing Goods.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Iron Ware.
ROOFING AXP JOBBING OF EVERY
DESCUIPTlON fiONE TO
ORDER, AND AT
LOW price-;.
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Also at POPE S"S1 OVE STORE you
will find
HARDWARE AND BASKETS, WOODEN
WARE I) TIN ARK, I.ANTEliNS '
LAMPS A M) OIL. LUCTNE AND
NIGHT LAMPS. AL-O
PERAMBULATORS.
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All of the ahore articles are for sale at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
C. V. POPE-& CO.
ll:lyj Oregm City Oicg m.
Dissolution of Partnership.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
JJ tlie copartnership Ik I ween Chas. Lous
and Chi.--. Albri ht, under t'ie til 111 of Logn-
tt AHii ight, is this d y d s-olved by mutTial
consent. Ail persons indented to" the firm
are requested to settle ep innn Ii,:tel v. Per
sons b iring claims agaiuslthe firm wid pre
sent tLem lor pavnjent.
CH AS. LOCI'S,
CHAS. ALBRIGHT.
Satnrdav, April 3,), 1S70.
iXiilt noiuali L.x;ge Si. 1, A. t".unl
a A. 31. Holds its regular eommuni
fV cations 011 the First and Third Sat
urday in each month, at 7 o'cloek, General Agents for Maryland, W. A. Wi
irom the 2o'ih of September to the 2oth of so;ltr Manager
March, and 74 o'clock from the -2oth of March '
to the 'joth of September. Brethren in good
standing are invited to attend. j VM. DOuOLA-, JR., ...ontroal, -General
By order of iL Aeut for tLe DlIIz cf Card.
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
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INSURANCE COMP'Y !
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United States ofAmehica.
JVASH1XGTOX, I). C.
Itraiich Office at Pnilflclj1i!,
Wlure the business of the Company is
transacted, ard to w hich all general
correspondence should be addie.-sed.
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l)lItI2CTOJlS :
Philadelphia, Clarence II. Clark, Jay Cooke,
F. Hatch toid Starr, J. Hiocklev Clark, Geo.
V. Tyler, W. G M o h.ead.
Washington, lienrv I) Cooke, E. A. Rollins
Win. E. (.'handler, John i. Defiees.
New York, Edw. Dodge, II. C. Fahucstcck.
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OFFICEKS :
CLARENCE II. CLARK. President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance
And Executive Committee.
IIENBY D. COOKE, Vice P-es"dcrit.
EMERSON W.i'EET, Secretary and Actuary
E. S. TURNER, Assi-tant Secretary.
FRANCIS G. SMITH, M.D., Medical Director.
J. EW1NG MEARS, M. D., Assistant.
WM. E. CHANDLER, Washington, 1). C,
and Gko. IIAMPNG, Philadelphia,
Attorneys.
Tlie Most JSucccssful Life
Insurance Company of
The World !
Having issued in the first TEN months ot
its existence,
3,395 Policies,
- INSURING
15,142,800 Dollars !
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This Company 1 fiords to its Policy Holders
PERFECT SHCUHIT1T!
I5y its Cash paid up Capital of One Million
Dollars, and guarantees to the Insured,
by its
Low Rates of Premium !
LARGE DIVIDENDS IN ADVANCE,
OR. A REVFRSI0NARY DIVIDEND OF
100 PER CENT. BY ITS
neUini Fremiti Flan !
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GFAEUAL Aii:.TS
FOR THE PACIFIC COAST.
W. E. HALE MANAGER.
A. I. ELiIiS, M. 3.,
AGEET FOIt CUECC.V.
OFFICE IX CREE'S EUII-DIXG,
(Up stairs, bet. Front and Fust sts )
EJSTRAXCE GA' STARK STREET,
PORTLAND, Oregon.
s. d. pgpeTlooal agent,
OREGON CITY.
GEa'ERAL AGESTSj
JAY COOKE & CO. No. 21(5 Rroadway, N.Y".
General Agents for New York and North
ern Sew Jersey. J- U. Orvis and D. C.
Whitman, Managers.
E. W.CLARK ft CO. Rankers, No. 3 South
Third street. Phdadelpnin, General Agents
for Pennsylvania ai;d Southern New Jer
sey. C. Sv Rus-ell, Manager.
JAY COOKE k CO. Washington, General
Southern Agent-. E. S. Tinner, Manager.
J. A. ELLIS & CO. Chicago, General Agents
for Illino's, Wisconsin, Lnva and Minn.
JOHN W. ELLIS A CO. No. P22 Walnut St.,
Cincinnati, Ger-ral Agents for Ohio and
Central and Southern Indiana.
S. A. KEAN & CO. Detroit, General Agents
for Michigan and Noriheru Indiana. D.
W. Kean, Manager,
T. B. EDGAR. St. Louis, General Agent for
Missouri and Kansas. C. Orvis. Manager.
ROLLINS & CHANDLER, Boston. General
Agents for New England and Eastern
Provinces of Canada. J. P. Tucker Man
ager.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO. Baltimore,
Over 20?000 Persons
Testify to t .e iVoadeirul cares of
Dr. J. AV. aIURRAY'S
ralsam fcr tlio liver and Blood.
N AT U RE'S O W N R EM ED Y..
SA
One cthe Ce-tlrat d. 'hkiana of PurtlanJ,
g he it nm d i filfs Lung mid Liver ct in
pit'od. nnd taut hf ct'. i'ls lift to i'tr.Mur
lay'x Lun'j und l.in r llal-am. Read ichat
he say: PoiiTL.vxn. May 21. 1-itU.
I have trie I Dr. J. W. Muriny'.
Luvg and Liv r li tls am. I lie I it in rn.T fa in
ly with the best f success. 1 v. as sick for
-ome nouit 1-, and nsi-d ev rv renu-dy. I
s-alled M-v. nil physi'-iaiiS hut the-, did me no
iiood. I exhiisted 1 very lemedy known to
tin- tried cu pr fessio-!, and received no ben
efit. This Lung and Liver fi !-am cured ne,
a d I do not he-iu.te to recommend tto tl;e
pubbe ami u;y triends, as a gnod and safe
rein dy. Th se wo kiu.w me, as many do
ill this Stilt , klioy that I would lint redilll
mend tie m to t.se a thing that I as 110 merit,
hecuiise I am oppo-ed t cjuaek icmwl es.
G. W. RROWN.M. D.
S3. Fcr sale at REEL k PARKER S, and
at a.l Drug Stores on the Pacific Ct-.-t. t'tf
Thomas Charman
Successor to CHAEMAX ERO.,
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rrMIE DEATH OF MY BROTHER HAS
JL comjiel'ed nie airain to chan-e the name
ot the firm of CHARM AN A IJRo. to that of
THOMAS CHARM AN l.avm-purchaseiPof
the estate all the interest held by my broth
er in the stock of good. owned by Chaniian
m. Brother, tkin, tllt-ct Jauuary i)d, ISO!"'.
Will bp Can ml mi as Usual
AM) A FELL STOCK
Will be kept up by nie, .uid wiil consist, in
part, of the following branches oftru.de:
Pry Goods and Clothing
Huts. Cups, Boots and Sbest
I'ancy JYtttions. Perfumery
And Patent Medicines.
Point Oils, C'oorv5
Dye Stuff's und Varnish ,
Queeiifiirure. Crockcty &' Lnmpis
Sash Doors, and Win dote Blinds,
Iln rd tea re, 'Folds and Cutlery,
Hope., and JSails
Of IJvcry Dcxcripti m.
I ask Pi.sjJecial Attention to my
FINE TEAS,-
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
G ROC ERI K S OF E VER Y
VARIETY.
Farming; Implements
OF ALL KINDS.
tSV Attention will be paid to any business
left with me on Com-nis.vion
Notice. My Bu-iness with al' who favor
me with their patronage, will be done on a
oold basis but Legal Tender wiil be re
ceived at H e maiket quotations.
I desire to sav to all who favor me
with their patronage that I shall use my be.-t
ability to ph-ase them, and all rdeis sb all
meet with prompt attention. My facilities
for doinii bu?i:ess ae as good as any bouse
in Otfrtrov. ;n:d I pied: myself to sell as
Cheap as irnv House in trood standing in the
State. I vv i 1 1 not, benuilerscdd by any one
Please gve me a call ard exanene for your
selves. '1 banking von for past favors,
I remain, Respectfully ours,
THOMAS CHARMAN.
IS STILL AT HIS OLD STAND,
CORNER ;F M.A IN am MX 1 1! STREET:
OREGON C.TV, OREGON.
TAT" HERE H E W O U L D INVITE II IS
V frit mis and the pi-blic m gfiu-ial, to
call and examine hi-' stock, consiating ot a
icneial assortment, of
Irj Goods,
Mls mid. :?ps,
If ardwarc.
JT Having frorr many years experience
learned that
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS
LIES I2J SIVIAJL PROFITS!
IS DETER M X ED TO
OFFER SCCH INDUCEMENTS AS WILL
S I nee the Cry of Pi.r land Pi ices 1
Oregon City, August 2Sthf lStj'J.
Q.UAUUIAX SALE.
N"ticf is hereby given that in pursuance of a
license ot the II n. C nntv C h t of the
S ati-of Oiegoo, lorth- c imu i f Umatilli.
bearing date on the 4th dav rj April, A. I).',
170. I wi 1 fier for sal-, and s. 11 to the
highest ca-h bid ler. ,n the L.tii dav of May.
lSiO. at 1 o'clock in the a t in..i,n of thatda'v,
at the Court llmi-c door, in Or. eon Citv, in
the. county of CI kani-, State "of Oregon,
all ibe right title ar d interest of Ib nry
Hampton Rees and Oe. r. e William Rces,
minors, beinw an unr'uvideil one-foui th inter
est, respectively, of all the following des
cribed leal estate, lying and beimzu rfhe
conn'y of Clack , ma-, "in the State ot Oregon,
to-wit: Tlie west half of ttie noithwest
qua ter, and the west half of the southwest
quarter of section No. tvve.ity-two (2-)
tow. s ip Xo. five (5). south range No. two
f -1) east ; also, ten acres in the north cast
quarter of sc. tion No. twentv-one (21.) in said
I township, and more parti til ir y described
as fobow-t : Commencing at tlie nonnw esi
Corner of section No. twentv-two (;l ), town
ship No. five (o).su h range No. two a),
east, and running then e west ten rds,
tb nee sooth one hundred and six y (IGo)
rods, thence ea t ten ( 10) rod , thence north
.ne hu! drt-d and six y (160) rods, to the
i)la--e ot b jrin- ing.
ijutea, api li yiii. i
ORGE REES,
GiiHidiin.
Gto. A.LaPow,
- A-ttV fcr Guard;.
A UCTIOXAXJD COMMISSION
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A. II. iSiclniilsoiiy
AUCTIONEER!
Corner of Front and Oak streets, Portknd
AUCTION SALES
Of Real Estate, Groceries, General Merchant
dise and Horses,
Every Wedftmdat and Saturday
A. li. HiciiarDsos, Auctioneer.
p AT PRIVATE SALE.
English refined Bar and Bundle Iron ;
English Square and Octagon Cast steel j
Horse shoes, Files, Rasps, saws;
Screws, Fiy-pans, dieet iron, R. G lion ;
also :
A large assortment of Groceries und Liquor
A, L. RiciiAKDso.v, Auctioueer
& TILTOM,
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Established
1859.
Deposits received and Accouus kub
ject to Check or Drait.
INTEREST al owed on TIME Deposits of
TRL'ST FUNDS in sums of ONE DOLLAR
and UinVAl.Ds, from Date of Depos.t.
Moneyf.oaned on Approved Security.
Bonds Stocks and other valuables received
on uepos.t fr s.d'e keeping.
COLLECT ONS MADE, an PR C EDS
promptly remitted.
In vestments in real estate and ether prop
ei ty made for parties. q
' Agftts fur the transaction of all kinds of
FINANCIAL and TRUST BUSINESS.
SIGHT AND TELEGRAPHIC EXCHANGE
On San Francisco and the Atlantic States,
FOR SALE.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES BOUGHT
and scid. JO.tf
Savings I
Saviftgs !
FIRST NATIONAL BAKK
OF PORTLAND.
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Savings Be artrrent!
This Bank lias establbhcd, in connection
w.th its fieneral Banking business, a savings
departn-eiit, ami will allow inteiest on coin
deposdts, made in accordance with the condi
tions udopttd by t! ;s liar.k.
In establbdmig px- ins Depart raQt, IbTa
Banking Asseci t.oa itas in view the beiu fiti
to accrue to a class of peisons having small
suns to loan, by providing a saie place ot
deposit, ample security, and fair rate of in
terest, as v 11 as to ittg.egate and bring ii to
use idle capital. For the safety of dep sits
in this B..nk. are pledged its entire can tal
ami resoui ces, and al.-o tlie pej.-oiiid liability
f it- Diic tois and StoekboiGt rs, as provid
ed by Section 12 of the National Currfucy
Act, approved Jin e 3. 18G4, a greater secu
rity than that given by ordinary Savings
Bunk-. Piinteu c pies of ti e conditions up
on which deposits lire rec eived, may be had .
uiion application 10 the Board.
II EN K Y FA I LING President
JAMES STEEL Cashier
EIR EC TORS: 03
IlnxuT Failing, IL nkv W. Corh"tt.
L. 11. Walefikld, vJ j amis Steel,
U.J. VanScix I'VVtR.
nfitf
CLARKE, HEKBERSON & COOK,
Wholesale and Eetail Heaters in
Ssple sieicI Fancy
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, o
LADIES' AND GENTS'
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FURNISHING GvDODS
(?., cC'C, ryt'C.
Cor. First and Washington sts.,
3-3m) rortlsnd.Orccon.
QOOD XEWS
v EMERS, EUTCIIEPS 0
and TANNERS
D. BIET2CER & Co.
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Portland, Oregon, comer Front and Salmon
Streets, opposite the old Court House,
are buying all the
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TAILS JXD MAXES OF HORSES,
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THE TAIL OF COWS,
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AXD ALL THE IIAIE OF HOGS,
ind -ro paying a LITERAL Pi ice. (ICS
A. G. WALLIXG'S
Pioneer Book Bindery-
OIti:OMA. IJUllDIISii,
5 Washing! on Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
BLANK BOOKS RULED and BOUND to
anv tlesired pattern.
MUSIC BOOKS, MAGAZINES, NEWS
PAPERS, Etc., bound in every variety of
stvle known to the trad- q
Orders from he couiHry promptly at
tended to.
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1,0 CUS & AL1IKICHT,
EXCELSIOR MARKET !
Corner of Fourth and Main streets.
OKEGO.Y CITY.
Keep constantly on hand all kinds of
fre-h and salt meats, such as
BEEF, I'OliK,
MUTTON, VEAL,
COK'XED BEEF, FT A MS,
IIfKELED POHK, LARD.
Ar-d evevy thing else to be found in their lias
of ousiiifss.
JUSTICES' CLANKS, of every descrip
tion, printed at tire Eztstjkisx office.
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